Trailstone Group, a global energy and technology firm specializing in risk management and optimization for renewable assets across Europe, the U.S., and Japan, has entered into two agreements with renewable energy developer Eurowind Energy. Under these deals, Trailstone will deliver physical balancing and aggregation services for Eurowind’s 22 MWp “Triana” Solar PV asset and the newly constructed 2 MWp “Vale Verde” unit. This partnership marks a significant expansion of Trailstone’s footprint in Portugal.
Ante Pogacic, Global Head of Power & Renewables at Trailstone, stated, “Portugal is a strategic market with immense renewable growth potential, allowing us to offer unique proprietary risk management and energy trading optimization solutions to renewable asset owners.”
Gonçalo Ferreira, Director of Origination Iberia at Trailstone, expressed enthusiasm about collaborating with Eurowind Energy, noting, “We are pleased to assist them in expanding their presence in a key European renewable market.”
Joaquim Pinto, Country Manager for Portugal at Eurowind Energy, remarked, “Engaging Trailstone as the market agent for Triana PV Park and Vale Verde UPP marks a new chapter for Eurowind in Portugal. Trailstone’s proven track record and expertise in market routes enable us to focus on our core strengths: developing, building, and operating renewable energy assets across various technologies.”
Trailstone made its entry into the Portuguese renewable market in 2023. Beyond balancing and aggregation services, the company offers a range of renewable energy products designed to help asset owners minimize risk and maximize returns. These include route-to-market services, short-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), imbalance risk management, and the supply/offtake of Guarantees of Origin.
Eurowind Energy established its presence in Portugal in 2016, with the Triana PV Park being its first operational asset since January 2023. The company is currently developing an additional 54 MWp of PV plants across Northern and Central Portugal, part of a larger pipeline of projects totaling approximately 650 MW in PV parks, wind farms, battery storage, and power-to-X solutions. The Portuguese office also hosts Eurowind Energy’s Solar Competence Center, which supports the group’s development of PV projects.
